From memory running unit tests printed some weird error, which everyone just ignores. Also importC isn't what you think it is - it's for statically compiling C files in your source directory, not importing foreign C libs you've installed on your system.
I definitely think there's a place for a GC'd, memory efficient, natively compiled language. I just wish after all these years it felt mature.
From memory running unit tests printed some weird error, which everyone just ignores. Also importC isn't what you think it is - it's for statically compiling C files in your source directory, not importing foreign C libs you've installed on your system.
I definitely think there's a place for a GC'd, memory efficient, natively compiled language. I just wish after all these years it felt mature.